Ils etaient une fois... des petits nez rouges

The documentary runs for 87 minutes and delves into the lives of clowns who perform for orphans, street children, and in prisons. It showcases two troupes from different countries, each with their own cultural backgrounds, as they prepare shows in record time. The film captures how a simple red nose can transform lives, emphasizing the importance of laughter and human connection.

As a collector, this film offers a unique perspective on the world of clowns and their mission to spread joy. It presents a thoughtful exploration of humanity and the essence of relationships through the art of performance. This documentary stands out not only for its subject matter but also for its emotional depth and cultural significance.